Can You Transfer Amex or Chase Points to Etihad Guest?
Amex Membership Rewards transfers directly to Etihad Guest at 1:1. Chase Ultimate Rewards does not currently offer a direct Etihad transfer.
We check the math and timestamp it. You confirm the seat at booking. We never show live award availability.

Key takeaways
- Amex Membership Rewards transfers to Etihad Guest at 1:1, corroborated on August 12, 2026.
- Chase Ultimate Rewards does not transfer directly to Etihad Guest as of August 13, 2026.
- You cannot move Chase points through another airline program and then convert them into Etihad Guest miles.
- Confirm the award in the booking program before transferring because bank-point transfers are generally irreversible.
Amex transfers directly to Etihad at 1:1
American Express Membership Rewards is a direct Etihad Guest transfer partner at a 1:1 ratio, corroborated by AwardMath on August 12, 2026.
| Bank program | Etihad Guest transfer ratio | Status | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Express Membership Rewards | 1:1 | Direct transfer, corroborated | August 12, 2026 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | No direct transfer | Etihad is not a corroborated Chase partner | August 13, 2026 |
At the base ratio, 60,000 Membership Rewards points become 60,000 Etihad Guest miles. This does not account for a limited-time transfer bonus. Check the ratio shown in your Amex account before submitting the transfer.
A 1:1 ratio does not guarantee an Etihad award
The transfer ratio tells you how many miles you receive, not whether Etihad has a bookable seat at the price you want.
Award inventory can disappear while you search, and third-party tools may show cached or incomplete results. Use an award-search tool to identify possible dates, then confirm the exact flight, cabin, mileage price, taxes, and number of seats through Etihad Guest before transferring Amex points.
AwardMath verifies the transfer math. You must confirm the seat with the program that will issue the ticket.
Chase points cannot be converted into Etihad Guest miles
Chase Ultimate Rewards has no direct Etihad Guest transfer path in AwardMath's corroborated partner data as of August 13, 2026.
Transferring Chase points to another airline does not create an indirect conversion route. Airline miles generally cannot be moved from one frequent-flyer program into Etihad Guest.
A Chase airline partner may separately offer an Etihad-operated flight as a partner award. If it does, you would book through that partner under its own pricing and rules. Search the Chase partner's website and confirm that the itinerary is actually bookable there before transferring. A seat displayed by Etihad Guest is not proof that another program can book it.
Confirm the seat before moving points
Search first, verify the final cost in the booking program, and transfer only the points needed.
- Search Etihad Guest if you plan to transfer Amex points directly.
- Confirm the flight number, date, cabin, mileage price, cash charges, and number of seats.
- Check the transfer ratio displayed in your Amex account.
- Transfer only after the award is ready to book.
- Complete the booking as soon as the miles arrive.
Award-search tools such as point.me, PointsYeah, Roame, Seats.aero, and AwardTool can help you scan dates. Their coverage varies, and cached results may be stale. The airline program's checkout screen is the final test.
Before you move any points
- Every number here carries the date we checked it. That is what we saw that day, not a promise it still holds.
- We do not show live seat availability. Award space moves by the minute, so check it in the program you will book with.
- Before you transfer anything, confirm the flight, cabin, seat count and final cash price with the program issuing the ticket. Transfers between programs are one-way.
Sources we read
- old.reddit.com/r/awardtravel/comments/1jb40sx/guide_to_award_travel_tools_updated_march_2025
- frequentmiler.com/which-award-search-tool-is-best
Prices, ratios and promotions move. Where a figure carries a date, that date is when we observed it, not a promise that it still holds.